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Re: Brief tutorial on using the Google Photosphere camera to create cubemaps.
So, assuming that this ends up as a typical 128/256/512x6 size cubemap, resolution probably doesn't effect the quality too much, but what about high dynamic range? -
Re: Hand painted studies
Very nice. The 256 texture did come out well before they start to get blurry on the 128. Did you settle down for 256 or use the two higher texture? -
Re: Answered: Dumb Question. How do I zip/improve performance?
Definitely try out Suite 2! :smiley: It's significantly faster than 1.8 in every way, and the results are also improved. Don't take my word for it - try it out and see! -
Re: Unity Indie 2.6 - FREE
Good lord, some of those stats are eye-opening. There's still an alarming proportion of people with no shader capabilities (17.8%), and there's still people with only half a gig of RAM? (19%) o_O -
Re: Nintendo DS Racingscene
here are the final screens ds resolution full beauty 1100 triangulated polygons 2 128² and one 256² texture with some free space for additional cars comments please -
Re: Skinning realistic gold
Was trying to sound that 512 was small for 250 polys... Damn internet with the sarcasm. (just to clear it out, i agree with you, perhaps a 128 would be the most correct i think ) -
Re: Physically based rendering in games
to simulate the mipmap blur for the time being, couldn't you just have two cubemaps, one at 1k, and one at 128 res, and lerp between them? -
Re: A couple of questions on Zbrush
It could relate to the scale of your mesh. Especially if the noise scale at 108 looks so very tiny. Try scaling the mesh down in max and reimport it. -
Re: DFX Workshop!
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Re: Insanely-low-poly penguin WIP
Bottom-left is the UV layout for bits that will have transparency (the flipper, tail and feet), and bottom-right is the body, "leg" (stumpy as it is) and head. Both 128's.
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